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He is spending the weekend here then getting shipped to his new home in Florida .... anyone know what species this is?
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Let's see who can I.D. this animal
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Sheesh, and here I was thinking I would own this thread... lol
Reptiles aren't my specialty, but it's CUTE!
Reptiles aren't my specialty, but it's CUTE!
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super-pede
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veiled chameleon
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super-pede
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kinyongia uthmoeller
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At first glance it appears to be Furcifer verrucosus or spiny chameleon.
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Close, but no.
It's a boy and he's a bit dark in the picture ... Furcifer is right!
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Here's one more for tonight
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Brookesia superciliaris?
After looking around, it seems to big to be B superciliaris(?)
After looking around, it seems to big to be B superciliaris(?)
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Total shot in the dark...Rhampholeon acuminatus?
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R. temporalis?! no, no ...spectrum! NO wait, it IS temporalis! NO?
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Ha!R. temporalis?! no, no ...spectrum! NO wait, it IS temporalis! NO?
spectrum is right.
How about another ... although no one has identified the Furcifer sp. yet
This one is easy!
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not sure, but i have to say you have an awsome collection! ive always wanted a chameleon but too nervous about dropping that kind of cash on something i might not be able to keep alive and healthy.
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I'm probably wrong but im gonna just gues and say Jackson chameleon? Awesome collection tho
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Kinda looks like Jacksons, smooth looking back though:?
""not sure, but i have to say you have an awsome collection! ive always wanted a chameleon but too nervous about dropping that kind of cash on something i might not be able to keep alive and healthy."
Baby veiled are not expensive and easy to care for and are cool, a nice size. Back in the 80's, the rhetoric was that all chameleons were hard to keep alive, I wonder why or how that got started? Now I read that many are easy to care for and pretty hardy.
""not sure, but i have to say you have an awsome collection! ive always wanted a chameleon but too nervous about dropping that kind of cash on something i might not be able to keep alive and healthy."
Baby veiled are not expensive and easy to care for and are cool, a nice size. Back in the 80's, the rhetoric was that all chameleons were hard to keep alive, I wonder why or how that got started? Now I read that many are easy to care for and pretty hardy.